Second, it's a pity that there are fewer and fewer old players. Like UZI, Korol chose to retire, the factory director transformed into a coach, and PYL transformed into a commentary, leaving the rookie still active on the field. Sometimes, watching the rookie struggling on the field, the fans seem to be separated from each other, as if they have returned to the era of boiling blood, but it is no longer those familiar old faces standing beside the rookie.
Third, it's a pity that those youthful years can never go back. With the announcement of UZI's retirement, it represents the end of an era. For seven years, UZI has gone from obscurity to honor, and fans have gone from ignorant teenagers to their respective jobs. They have been with us for seven long years, which carried our youth. But who says youth will never stop? Because of injury, UZI had to bid farewell to the stadium where he had been sweating like rain.
We can't go back in those days, but those people are still shining. UZI has transformed into an anchor, and there will be no UZI in the future. Only Jane Zihao will be the anchor.